Howdy all. New here. Not posting for me. It's my Mom's car and her clutch started slipping. its got 77,xxx miles on it. Shes always been hard on clutches. I'm the one that maintains the vehicles in the family. I'm looking for recommendations for clutches.
It's her car and she cares nothing about pep or speed or horsepower. She is the opposite of me. She just wants it fixed. Here's the thing. I don't want to do another clutch job on this thing ever if that's possible. so something that's close to stock that's durable.

Thanks in advance.
Devon

 

wow not alot of traffic on this forum huh?

 

tumble weeds.........................................................

 

quit riding the clutch get an automatic and what is she doing out of the kitchen in the first place?!

 

1)someone else burned out her clutch
2)that some one else was a guy
3)manuals are superior to automatics
4)dont diss my mom
5)why dont you get in your car put it in D for Douche bag and drive to high school where you belong.

can someone just answer the question

 

For something with more holding capacity over stock, I'd recommend Exedy stage 1. Any upgraded clutch over stock will have a stiffer pedal though, so just beware of that.

 

heh high school haven't been there in over 13 years now

 

ok thanks for the suggestion. she doesnt want a stiffer pedal. i would but its not my car.
i cant even get the local toyota dealer to return my calls.

 

If need be, we can send you an oem Toyota clutch. Just give PTuning a call

 

ok i will probity do that. do you mind sending me a quote via pm or email?

 

I'm not a salesperson, I'm a tech... Just give us a call whenever, tell whomever you talk to Justin referred you to purchase an oem clutch with us.

 

The stealership just quoted me $1325 to change out my '06 xA's clutch. I'd expect dinner and even a ring for that price. Do I need to pull the entire engine and trans out the bottom like the dealership said,or can I pull the driveshafts out, and pull the gearbox seperate? (like I did last month on my kid's Dodge Daytona)

 

Autozone doesn't list a clutch kit for the xA. They list one for the Echo and for te Yaris for $119. I know they are nearly the same car. The dealership saiid the pressure plates have a different part number. Will the Echo/Yaris clutch kit work for my xA.

BTW, new clutch at 77,000? I've got 262,000 on my xA, and the clutch just started slipping this week.

 

See cost in here:
https://www.scionlife.com/forums/scion-xb-1st-gen-owners-lounge-1602/update-xb-premature-clutch-failure%3B-final-resolution-51264/

 

Ouch. I got 262,000 miles...and it actually stopped slipping. Guess it is because I paid my tithing on Friday. The dealer says the disc and TO bearing are the same. I guess I can get the kit from AutoZone, and of the pressure plate is different, I can buy the dealer's one for $117. Just not looking forward to tearing the car apart.